Thread for various insignificant questions that don't deserve their own thread!

[bonnevillemariner]

RE: Brian's appearance on Emile Haynie's "Falling Apart" track...

I recall reading on this board about some isolated Brian vocals that appeared as kind of an easter egg (like after 20 seconds of dead silence at the end of another track). I remember confirming this on Spotify and bookmarked the track. However, the track disappeared from my playlist sometime over the years. A search here for key terms like title, artist, etc. net zero results. It's almost as if it never existed.

So either it existed and has been pulled, or I dreamed this.

The album track itself is good, but Brian's buried so deep that I'd have never noticed he was there if his name didn't appear. I distinctly remember listening to the isolated easter egg vocals over and over again.

Does this ring a bell to anybody? Where can I find what I have lost?

[Bedroom Tapes]

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[Rebel]

Do we know what happened with those durrie parks acetates that were on eBay? Did anything ever get released? Any chance we hear anything on there? I’d be willing to throw money down (as I’m sure many are) to get it uploaded

[Dan Lega]

Do we know what happened with those durrie parks acetates that were on eBay? Did anything ever get released? Any chance we hear anything on there? I’d be willing to throw money down (as I’m sure many are) to get it uploaded

WHAT?!?!  Durrie Parks "SMiLE" acetates were sold on Ebay?!?!?!

When did this happen???

How many were there???

Do we know the titles of the songs on the acetates???

Is there a thread on this I can go back and read?

I heard mention somewhere that the "Child is Father of the Man" at the end of one of the digital releases ("Friends?") was taken from a Durrie Parks acetate.(?)   I mean, we had heard that mix on bootlegs -- but it did not appear on the big SMiLE Sessions box set, even though Brian used that as his template for the song when he finished SMiLE in 2004.  So where did the bootleg version come from?  Sorry, so many questions!

Love and merci,
Dan Lega